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… University; The Diwan Arabic Poetry Club is not new, but met last night for its first public appearance. A group of University students and professors, not only Arabs, but those interested in the Ara- bic…

… Arab culture for more than 15 centuries. It reflects the historical, social, political, philo- sophical and literary developments and achievements of Arabs," said Khaled Al-Masri, a PhD student of Arabic…

… director, added that the music is also spectacular. The stu- dents in the pit perform the score with expertise and virtuosity. The opera was originally written in Poetry sheds light on Arab culture…

… language, have been meeting for more than a year now to enjoy the treasures and poetics of this remark- able language. Paula Santillan Grimm, a University graduate student commented, "Throughout my study of…

… Arabic, I have met warm, enchanting people, seen amazing sites, had 1000 and one adventures and haggled for many more taxi rides. Today I feel lucky because I am able to enjoy wonderful Arabic poetry, yet…

… even without understanding all of it." Last night's gathering featured recitations in Arabic, with English translations, of specially selected works of Arab poets Mahmoud Dar- wish (Palestine), Badr…

… Shakr Al- Sayyab (Iraq), and Khalil Hawi (Lebanon). "The three featured poets tonight represent, each in his own way, three different and distinct mappings of the modern Arab poet's experience. Two are no…

… of the goals of this group is to introduce to the public one vivid aspect of Arab culture. Poetry is one of the most important facets that identify the Arabs as a distinct civi- lization. This…

… literature depicts most clearly the history of Arabs by grasp- ing the ideals and images of customs, traditions, and values. The first known poems of the Arabi- an Peninsula are found in the form of a long ode…

…, emerged to reflect aspects of love. Oftentimes these poems speak of forbidden love which defied accordance with cultural boundaries of courtship. "Arabic poetry has been an indis- pensable manifestation of…

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… people would be infinitely greater were Saddam not there." The prime minister hoped his mes- sage would reach Saddam, the Iraqi people "and the wider Arab world," his spokesman said in London. It was…

… broadcast yesterday by the Arabic service of Radio Monte Carlo - the most popular shortwave station reach- ing Iraq. "One of the reasons I wanted to speak to you today is to communicate with people directly…

… West versus the Arab world, or it's about oil." Blair said Saddam's regime was "brutal and oppressive," and if he did- n't disarm, "the weapons will be dis- armed by force." On the streets of Baghdad…

… could never have a student come forward." Morris took the claim under advisement yesterday. Morris' judi- cial coordinator, Valerie Scrivener, said it would be at least a month before Morris would make a…

… 0 4A - The Michigan Daily - Friday, November 15, 2002 OP/ED cat !e lkigau t taUl 420 MAYNARD STREET ANN ARBOR, MI 48109 letters@michigandaily.com EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS AT THE…

… reason to overtake it. We all know this is not the case in Israel. The territories in question are properties of Israel since the 1967 war in which Israel was attacked by its Arab neighbors. Someone…

… profits, yet Universities and the NCAA con- tinue to insist and operate as if they do. The burden of this contradiction falls on the shoulders of the student-athletes them- selves, who are forced to be…

… students first in principle, and athletes first in practice. Thcnthaa nrP than.+x. hi-ma rlnr nt only is the University punishing the wrong people to avoid a certain level of humilia- tion, but it is doing…

… officials to spare Kasi's life, saying commutation could "win the hearts of millions" and help the United States in its war on terrorism. Hundreds of religious students protested in Pakistan this week…

… thankful- ness," he added. Potter said that the theme of charity is related to an understanding of the nature of God found in Jewish doctrine. Mucahit Bilici, a member of the Mus- lim Graduate Students…

… China in 1949. SAN FRANCISCO Military dismisses nine gay linguists Nine Army linguists, including six trained to speak Arabic, have been dis- missed from the military because they are gay. The soldiers…

… military. Six were specializing in Arabic, two were studying Korean and one was studying Mandarin Chinese. - Compiledfrom Daily wire reports. s Rj The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday…

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